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27 dic 2021 · Emily Roxworthy addresses the audience at her installation as the dean of the USC School of Dramatic Arts on Oct. 6. (Photo by Steve Cohn for USC) What is it that made you most excited to join the community of artists at the School of Dramatic Arts? What I think is really unique about SDA is how pluralistic our approach to theatre training is.
USC Photo. The BFA in Stage Management offers real-world experience in the technical aspects of production, management and design. Students hone skills in leadership, problem solving, and thinking creatively and collaboratively, while stage managing at least one production each academic year.
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A proscenium house, which seats 550 people, is the School’s largest venue. Directions & Parking. USC Campus Map; Theatre’s accessibility information; Contact Information. For questions about shows, events or programs, call the School of Dramatic Arts at 213-740-8686. To reserve or rent a theatre, email sdaspace@usc.edu.
The USC Ticket Office is CASHLESS. USC students should log into their Ticket Office student accounts first to receive student prices. Parking. Discounted parking is available for $15, except on football game days. Please inform the gate officer you are attending a School of Dramatic Arts performance and request the arts rate.
He trained in the practice of Theatre of the Oppressed with the late Augusto Boal and is the founding director of the Institute for Theatre & Social Change at the School of Dramatic Arts. He has formed numerous collaborative and curricular programs that partner with community members using theatre as a vehicle for education, therapy, and social change.
